Non-Financial Disclosures

■ESG Data Book

Scope of data: Listed in ESG Data Book

Environment

Policy

Environmental Policy	https://corp.skylark.co.jp/en/sustainability/environment/environmental_policy/
Decarbonization policy	https://corp.skylark.co.jp/en/sustainability/environment/de-carbonization/
Food Loss Reduction Policy	https://corp.skylark.co.jp/en/sustainability/environment/food_loss/
De-plasticization Policy	https://corp.skylark.co.jp/en/sustainability/environment/waste_reduction/
Biodiversity Policy	https://corp.skylark.co.jp/en/sustainability/environment/biodiversity/

Decarbonation

Category	Item	Unit	FY12/2021	FY12/2022	FY12/2023
GHG emissions: Scope 1【Consolidated】	Scope 1	t-CO₂	100,343	106,248	★103,984
	Scope 1 intensity	t-CO₂/ million yen	0.38	0.35	0.29
GHG emissions: Scope 2【Consolidated】	Scope 2（location-based）	t-CO₂	219,626	229,030	224,781
	Scope 2（market-based）	t-CO₂	202,764	204,444	★212,659
	Scope 2 intensity（market-based)	t-CO₂/ million yen	0.77	0.67	0.60
GHG emissions: Scope 3【Consolidated】	Scope 3	t-CO₂	718,942	783,620	827,450
	Scope 3 intensity	t-CO₂/ million yen	2.72	2.58	2.33
	１．Purchased products and services	t-CO₂	540,500	593,241	★638,860
	２．Capital goods	t-CO₂	43,411	51,785	48,841
	３．Fuel and energy activities not included in	t-CO₂	56,547	60,483	61,123
	４．Transportation, delivery (upstream)	t-CO₂	42,658	43,568	46,411
	５．Waste from business operations	t-CO₂	6,281	6,642	5,280
	６．Business trip	t-CO₂	774	647	741
	７．Employer's commute	t-CO₂	22,822	21,768	21,739
	８．Leased assets (upstream)	t-CO₂	Not applicable
	９．Transportation, delivery (downstream)	t-CO₂	Not applicable
	１０．Processing of sold products	t-CO₂	Not applicable
	１１．Use of products sold	t-CO₂	Not applicable
	１２．Disposal of sold products	t-CO₂	2,610	2,202	1,199
	１３．Leased assets (downstream)	t-CO₂	Not applicable
	１４．Franchise	t-CO₂	2,998	3,284	3,256
	１５．Investment	t-CO₂	Not applicable
GHG emissions: Total【Consolidated】	Total of Scope 1 and 2（Market basis)	t-CO₂	303,107	310,692	316,644
	Intensity of Scope 1 and 2（Market basis)	t-CO₂/ million yen	1.15	1.02	0.89
	Total of Scope 1, 2 and 3（Market basis)	t-CO₂	1,022,049	1,094,312	1,144,093
	Intensity of Scope 1, 2 and 3（Market basis)	t-CO₂/ million yen	3.86	3.60	3.21
Energy consumption【Consolidated】	Amount used	K kwh	950,945	1,011,525	★1,019,501
	Non-renewable energy use	K kwh	950,945	1,011,064	1,018,999
	Renewable energy usage	K kwh	ー	461	502
	Renewable energy ratio	％	ー	0.05	0.05
	Amount used	Crude oil equivalent kl	166,957	178,608	★176,853
	Intensity	kl/ million yen	0.63	0.59	0.50
Electricity consumption【Consolidated】	Amount used	K kwh	478,445	515,100	★516,847
	Intensity	K kwh/ million yen	1.81	1.70	1.46

※GHG emissions are calculated in accordance with the various standards of the GHG Protocol.
★is a third-party verification item (verified for the relevant fiscal year by the Japan Management Association (JMA), an external third-party). 

Preservation of Water Resources

Category	Item	Unit	FY12/2021	FY12/2022	FY12/2023
Water intake【Consolidated】	Total water intake	ｔ	5,806,070	6,183,233	6,252,285
	Surface water intake	ｔ	5,524,201	5,879,120	5,976,865
	Underground water intake	ｔ	281,870	304,114	275,420
	Intensity	ｔ/ million yen	21.95	20.36	17.62
Water discharge【Consolidated】	Total water discharge	ｔ	5,675,980	6,068,144	6,127,238
	Sewer discharge	ｔ	5,143,104	5,514,065	5,538,217
	River discharge	ｔ	532,876	554,079	589,022

Reduction of Food Loss/Waste

Category	Item	Unit	FY12/2021	FY12/2022	FY12/2023
Food waste 【Domestic Group】	Food waste generated	ｔ	26,076	26,959	26,738
	Food waste recycled	ｔ	7,916	8,865	8,045
	Food waste	ｔ	17,156	16,919	18,554
	Per-unit food waste	kg/ million yen	66.69	57.88	51.42
	Percentage of food waste recycled	％	37.9	44.9	48.9
Non-food waste 【Domestic Group】	Amount of non-food waste generated	ｔ	32,320	31,854	35,755
	Amount of non-food waste recycled	ｔ	7,354	8,155	9,724
	Amount of non-food waste	ｔ	24,966	23,699	26,031
	Amount of hazardous waste generated※1	ｔ	0	5	2
Total amount disposed 【Domestic Group】	Amount of waste generated	ｔ	57,392	57,637	62,493
	Total amount of waste recycled	ｔ	15,270	17,019	17,769
	Total amount of waste disposed	ｔ	42,122	40,618	44,724

※1 Measure PCB (polychlorinated biphenyl) generation 

Plastics Removal

Category	Item	Unit	FY12/2021	FY12/2022	FY12/2023
Disposable plastic usage	Amount used	ｔ	4,806	4,273	3,857
	Petroleum-derived materials ratio	％	87	86	86
Packaging material usage	Total packaging materials ※1	ｔ	4,497	4,128	3,087
	Paper fiber packaging materials	ｔ	1,073	1,060	877
	Plastic packaging materials	ｔ	1,971	1,738	1,186
	Metal and glass packaging materials	ｔ	0	0	0
	Environmentally friendly packaging materials※2	ｔ	1,453	1,330	1,024
	Per-unit weight of plastic packaging materials used	kg/ million yen	7.66	5.95	3.49
	Weight of recycled packaging materials	ｔ	1,254	1,118	793

Biodiversity

Category	Item	Unit	FY12/2021	FY12/2022	FY12/2023
Percentage of certified products used	JGAP or similar certification for domestically grown vegetables	％	5.0	5.0	16.0
	RSPO Certification for Palm Oil	％	0	0	0
	FSC/PEFC certified products in paper products	％	0	28.0	36.0
Compliance with environmental laws and regulations	Environment-related fines and penalties	yen	0	0	0

※1 Packaging material values are in accordance with the Container Recycling Law reporting.
※2 Environmentally friendly packaging materials are those that use talc, biomass, etc. as part of the material. 

Social

Policy

Quality Charter	https://corp.skylark.co.jp/en/sustainability/basic_policy/quality_charter/
Human Rights Policy	https://corp.skylark.co.jp/en/sustainability/governance/human_rights/
Procurement Policy	https://corp.skylark.co.jp/en/sustainability/environment/supply/
Customer Orientation Voluntary Declaration	https://corp.skylark.co.jp/en/sustainability/basic_policy/customer_oriented/
Health Management Declaration	https://corp.skylark.co.jp/en/sustainability/basic_policy/health/

Employees

Category	Item	Unit	FY12/2021	FY12/2022	FY12/2023
Total number of employees【Consolidated】	Female	persons	59,895	59,475	63,843
	Female ratio	％	61.2	62.5	61.6
	Male	persons	37,973	35,685	39,872
	Total	persons	97,868	95,160	103,715
【Domestic Group】	Female	persons	58,580	58,018	62,273
	Female ratio	％	61.3	61.2	61.7
	Male	persons	36,939	34,516	38,608
	Total	persons	95,519	92,534	100,881
Percentage of allemployees by age【Consolidated】	Under 30	％	57.0	57.1	57.0
	30-50 years old	％	23.9	23.8	23.8
	Over 50	％	16.6	16.6	16.6
	Over 60	％	2.6	2.6	2.6
	Average age	years old	32.5	32.4	32.1
Percentage of all employees by race and nationality【Consolidated】	Japan	％	95.7	95.3	95.3
	China	％	2.3	2.6	2.5
	Vietnam	％	0.3	0.4	0.4
	Malaysia	％	0.1	0.1	0.2
	Nepal	％	0.1	0.1	0.1
	Other	％	1.5	1.5	1.5
Employment of non-Japanese【Domestic Group】	Number of non-Japanese employees in Japan	persons	1,953	2,000	2,831
	Percentage of non-Japanese employment in Japan	％	1.9	1.9	2.5
Number of full-time employees【Consolidated】	Female	persons	815	818	866
	Female ratio	％	13.7	14.1	15.2
	Male	persons	5,137	4,986	4,834
	Total	persons	5,952	5,804	5,700
【Domestic Group】	Female	persons	616	615	640
	Female ratio	％	11.0	11.4	12.2
	Male	persons	4,959	4,775	4,615
	Total	persons	5,575	5,390	5,255
Number of part-time employees【Consolidated】	Female	persons	57,321	59,916	63,204
	Female ratio	％	62.4	67.1	64.8
	Male	persons	34,595	29,440	34,262
	Total	persons	91,916	89,356	97,466
	Rate of non fulltime employee	％	93.9	93.9	94.0
【Domestic Group】	Female	persons	56,205	58,662	61,860
	Female ratio	％	62.5	67.3	65.1
	Male	persons	33,739	28,482	33,217
	Total	persons	89,944	87,144	95,077
	Rate of non fulltime employee	％	94.2	94.2	94.2
Number of officers【Consolidated】	Female	persons	2	3	2
Female ratio	％	20.0	30.0	25.0
Male	persons	8	7	6
Total	persons	10	10	8
Number of senior management positions (director and above)【Consolidated】	Female	persons	4	5	5
Female ratio	％	5.0	5.7	6.4
Male	persons	76	82	74
Total	persons	80	87	78
【Domestic Group】	Female	persons	3	3	3
	Female ratio	％	4.1	3.8	4.3
	Male	persons	70	76	68
	Total	persons	73	79	70
Number of managers and above【Consolidated】	Female	persons	516	487	469
	Female ratio	％	14.6	14.0	14.3
	Male	persons	3,031	2,994	2,812
	Total	persons	3,546	3,480	3,280
【Domestic Group】	Female	persons	442	414	391
	Female ratio	％	13.0	12.4	12.5
	Male	persons	2,957	2,915	2,727
	Total	persons	3,399	3,329	3,118
Employment of people with disabilities【Domestic Group】	Number of employees	persons	513	579	612
employment rate	％	2.6	2.7	2.9
Number of new employees	Female	persons	52	93	115
	Female ratio	％	41.3	38.4	53.0
	Male	persons	74	149	102
	Total	persons	126	242	217
	Number of mid-career hires	persons	8	95	49
	Number of internal hires	persons	62	121	71
Recruitment costs	Average cost	yen/ persons	680,280	387,108	342,488
Average years of service	Female	years	7.4	7.7	7.6
	Male	years	17.9	18.3	18.9
	Total	years	16.5	16.9	17.2
Average wage ※1	Female	yen	4,224,070	4,316,317	4,214,860
	Male	yen	5,550,838	5,656,873	5,775,620
	Total合計	yen	5,377,105	5,479,952	5,555,652
Gender wage gap　※2	Full-time employees	％	ー	ー	78.4
	Median gap※3	％	ー	ー	78.5
	Bonus Gap ※4	％	ー	ー	81.0
	Bonus Median Gap	％	ー	ー	80.0
	Part-time employees	％	ー	ー	98.4
	Median gap	％	ー	ー	97.7
	Total	％	ー	ー	73.8
Annual training	Total training time	hours	99,600	193,459	232,695
	Average training time	hours/ persons	22.1	45.1	55.8
	Average number of training days	days/ persons	5.0	6.5	8.4
	Percentage of training participants	％	88.7	85.9	87.2
	Total training and education costs	yen	7,930,724	8,850,070	9,469,784
	Average training/education costs	yen/ persons	1,763	2,061	2,271
Qualification support ※5	Number of qualifications	qualifications	3	3	3
Target group	persons	199	157	268
Employee turnover rate	Female	％	10.4	9.0	10.8
Male	％	5.7	5.9	5.7
Total	％	6.3	6.7	7.3
Job turnover rate for personal reasons　※6	％	5.8	6.0	6.8
Employee health	Percentage of employees receiving health checkups	％	99.9	99.9	99.9
Smoking rate	％	29.8	25.0	20.9
Annual working hours	Average prescribed working hours	hours/ persons	1,984	1,984	1,984
	Average overtime hours worked	hours/ persons	247	348	357
	Average monthly overtime hours	hours/ persons	20.0	29.0	29.7
Percentage of taking paidleave	Total	％	63.0	62.0	64.0
Percentage of taking parental leave	Female	％	96.2	97.6	98.9
	Male	％	5.3	8.3	22.4
	Total	％	53.0	56.4	62.1
Workers' Compensation 【Domestic Group】	Lost time injury frequency rate　※7	％	5.30	5.08	4.13
Labor union membership【Domestic Group】	Number of participants	persons	16,337	16,264	16,034
	Subscription Ratio　※8	％	16.7	17.1	15.5
Number of shareholding association subscriptions	SKYLARK HOLDINGS CO., LTD.	persons	210	199	198
	Subscription Ratio　※9	％	35.7	34.1	34.6
	Group Companies	persons	904	847	821
	Subscription Ratio　※9	％	16.9	16.2	17.4
External evaluation	Obtained Kurumin certification　※10	ー	〇	〇	〇
Obtained Tomonin Mark certification　※11	ー	〇	〇	〇

※In employee-related data, items for which no scope is stated cover regular employees of both Skylark Holdings Co., Ltd. and Skylark Restaurnats Co., Ltd. combined.
※Figures are as of the end of December.
※1　Average wage : Excluding board members
※2　Gender wage gap: Ratio of women's wages to men's wages
※3　Bonus gap: the difference between the average amount of bonus salary paid to male employees and the average amount of bonus salary paid to the corresponding female employees in March, July, and December (for subjects with three payments).
※4　Median Gap: Percentage difference between the median salary or bonus paid to male employees and the median salary or bonus paid to the corresponding female employee.
※5　Support for qualification acquisition: If you pass a qualification examination designated by the company, the company will provide full support for the examination fee.
※6　Turnover rate for personal reasons: Subjects are disciplinary dismissals, expiration of leave of absence, and mandatory retirement.
※7　Lost time injury frequency rate : Frequency of occupational accidents expressed in terms of the number of casualties due to lost time injuries (excluding commuting accidents) per million total actual working hours during the period.
※8　Labor union membership ratio: the number of labor union members divided by the total number of consolidated employees (including part-time employees).
※9　Shareholding Association member ratio: the number of shareholding association members divided by the number of full-time employees for each company.
※10　Kurumin: Certification by the Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare as a "Child Rearing Support Enterprise" based on the Act on Advancement of Measures to Support Raising Next-Generation Children.
※11　Tomonin Mark: Certification by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare to indicate that the company is committed to promoting a workplace environment that allows work and nursing care to be compatible. 

Customers

Category	Item	Unit	FY12/2021	FY12/2022	FY12/2023
Product recall	Number of recalls of retail sales and EC products	times	0	0	0
Contributing to a healthy diet	Number of products contributing to a healthy diet　※1	items/ brand	2	2	4
Overall customer satisfaction	Satisfaction based on customer surveys　※2	％	73	81	85

Suppliers

Category	Item	Unit	FY12/2021	FY12/2022	FY12/2023
Supplier monitoring and auditing	Total number of suppliers	suppliers	734	741	743
	Number of primary suppliers	suppliers	294	277	280
	Number of major primary suppliers　※3	suppliers	16	17	28
	Number of suppliers implemented	suppliers	0	0	119
	Rate of implementation	％	0.0	0.0	5.2

※1　Figures for the number of products contributing to healthy diet for the four major brands (Gusto, Bamiyan, Jonathan's, and Yumean)
※2　Total customer satisfaction: Performance of service quality and product quality as measured by customer surveys.
※3　Number of major primary suppliers: Number of suppliers identified as having ESG impacts or high business relevance and risk. 

Governance

Policy

Anti-Bribery Policy	https://corp.skylark.co.jp/en/sustainability/governance/anti-bribery/

Corporate Governance

Category	Item	Unit	FY12/2021	FY12/2022	FY12/2023
Social contribution activities	Amount of money raised	yen	13,880,475	40,726,184	30,719,405
	Cash fund-raising	yen	6,437,124	33,869,184	22,915,405
	In-kind donations ※1	yen (converted to monetary value)	4,525,000	6,857,000	7,804,000
	Cash donations ※2	yen	ー	ー	2,022,531
	Time spent by employees participating in social contribution activities during working hours	yen (converted to monetary value)	863,656	872,944	910,654
	Administrative costs of social contribution activities	yen	81,810	103,474	128,225
Whistleblower	Number of consultations with contact person ※3	times	503	519	591
Number of violations of the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards (Number of disciplinary actions) ※4	Corruption/Bribery	times	0	0	0
	Discrimination/ Harassment	times	0	1	0
	Customer privacy data	times	0	0	0
	Opposite interests	times	0	0	0
	Money laundering/Insider trading	times	0	0	0
Number of meetings held	Number of Board Meetings held	times	14 times held, 12 times in writing	13 times held, 10 times in writing	13 times held, 9 times in writing
	Number of Management Meetings "former Executive Officers' Meeting" held	times	48 times held	48 times held	49 times held
	Number of Audit Committee "former the Board of Corporate Auditors" held	times	13 times held	13 times held	13 times held
	Number of Risk Compliance Committee held	times	6 times held, 3 times in writing	6 times held, 7 times in writing	6 times held, 10 times in writing
	Number of Sustainability Committee held	times	2 times held, 2 times in writing	5 times held, 3 times in writing	4 times held, 4 times in writing
	Number of Nominated Committee held	times	5 times held, 2 times in writing	5 times held, 1 time in writing	3 times held, 3 times in writing
	Number of Remuneration Committee held	times	5 times held, 1 time in writing	4 times held, 2 times in writing	3 times held, 1 time in writing

※1　In-kind donations ：Amount of playground equipment donated to children's homes through the Children's Playground Support Fund
※2　Cash donations：Cash donations to the National Land Afforestation Promotion Organization (Green Fund)
※3　Number of consultations with the contact person: Total number of reports and consultations with the contact person
※4　Number of violations of the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards: Number of disciplinary actions taken and publicized outside the company 

ESG Assessment and External Ratings